Blue Island Project

Documents for Download

• Study Executive Summary (.pdf, 1.5mb)
• Draft Plan
  1. Cover of Blue Island Plan Summary (.pdf, 128kb)
  2. Table of Contents and Figures (.pdf, 32kb)
  3. Overview (.pdf, 48kb)
  4. I Introduction (.pdf, 176kb)
  5. II Market Conditions and Opportunities (.pdf, 608kb)
  6. III Community Planning Input (.pdf, 5.7mb)
  7. IV Basic Proposals A 1 South Station (.pdf, 240kb)
  8. IV Basic Proposals A 2 Hospital District (.pdf, 1.5mb)
  9. IV Basic Proposals A 3 South Main (.pdf, 480kb)
  10. IV Basic Proposals B 1 Northeast (.pdf, 384kb)
  11. IV Basic Proposals B 2 West (.pdf, 352-kb)
  12. IV Basic Proposals B 3 South (.pdf, 368kb)
  13. IV Basic Proposals C City-Wide Program (.pdf, 48kb)
  14. V Implementation (.pdf, 336kb)
  15. Appendix Acknowledgments (.pdf, 64kb)

Schedule

Scheduled meeting dates are subject to change because of the broad array of participants and the amount of detail under study.  Please check back to confirm dates close to the time of the meeting.

Contact Information

David Chandler
Senior Business Analyst
Center for Neighborhood Technology
2125 W North Avenue
Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 278-4800 x123
David@cnt.org

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